We Become Just By The Practice Of

Excellence Is An Art Won By Training And Habituation.

A State Is Not A Mere Society, Having A Common Place, Established For The Prevention Of Mutual Crime And For The Sake Of Exchange. Political Society Exists For The Sake Of Noble Actions, And Not Mere Companionship.

To Thales The Primary Question Was Not What Do We Know, But How Do We Know It.

It Is The Repeated Performance Of Just And Temperate Actions That Produces Virtue.

The Most Perfect Political Community Must Be Amongst Those Who Are In The Middle Rank, And Those States Are Best Instituted Wherein These Are A Larger And More Respectable Part, If Possible, Than Both The Other; Or, If That Cannot Be, At Least Than Either Of Them Separate.